Service 08 / 09

Dental website design that books patients from a phone

A dental website should make it easy for a patient who finds you to book. Studio Smirk designs and builds practice websites that load fast on a phone. Every page has online booking, a call button and a short form. Each main treatment gets its own page. The Practice Website is $3,990, one time, and you own the domain, hosting and code.

Prices on this site · You own the domain, hosting and code · Half to start, half at launch

For a practice with many procedures, like cosmetic and implant practices, med spas and plastic surgeons, the Signature Website adds a page for every procedure, before-and-after galleries and a page for each doctor and injector.

New to this? Read what a dental website costs →
The Tooth Corner's homepage, built by Studio Smirk, open on a laptop

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We compare you with the top three practices near you on Google: your spot on Google Maps, your reviews and your website. We also estimate what you may be losing each month. Two required fields.

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Aditya Kaushal plans and does your work, with a small team in Bangalore, India. Call hours, email and how you pay.

The problem 02 / 07

Where a good-looking website loses patients

A patient is ready to book, but the phone number is hard to tap, the form doesn’t work on a phone, or the implants page just says "we offer implants."

So they go back to Google and book with the next practice.

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Takes 30 seconds. Report by email in 2 business days. No cost.

What's included 03 / 07

What our dental websites include

We write the words, design for the phone first and make booking easy. Each treatment you want more of gets its own page, and every account is set up in your name.

Words before design. We write the pages first, then design around them. A patient about to let someone work on their teeth wants to know what it costs, whether it will hurt, and that you've done it many times.

Built for the phone first. Patients find you on a phone, so we design for it first: a number they can tap, text they can read without zooming, pages that load fast.

Easy to book. Every page has online booking, a call button and a short form.

A page for each treatment. Implants, Invisalign, veneers, crowns: each page answers what patients want to know, like the cost, whether it hurts and how long it takes. Each one ends with a way to book.

Easy for Google and ChatGPT to read. We build every page so Google and ChatGPT can read all of it, with labels in the code that tell them what the page is about. It’s the first step toward showing up in ChatGPT.

Forms and patient information. Patient information stays in your own systems: forms and booking are set up in your accounts. If our work ever needs to touch patient information, we sign a business associate agreement (BAA) with you first.

In your name. Your domain and hosting are in your name. So are your Google Analytics and Search Console, the Google accounts that show how your site is doing. If an agency holds your domain or website today, our switching guide shows how to get them back.

How it works 04 / 07

How we build a website

You get a fixed price and a launch date before you commit. From you, we need one to three calls at the start, by Google Meet or phone, and your OK on each page before launch.

  1. 1

    A practice audit

    Where your site stands today: speed, how it works on a phone, and how easy it is for a patient to book.

  2. 2

    A plan and a fixed price

    We tell you which website fits, which pages it needs and the launch date. You pay half to start.

  3. 3

    Words, then design

    We write the pages from what you tell us about your treatments, fees and patients. Then we design around them and show you the site as it takes shape.

  4. 4

    Launch, and your logins

    You pay the other half at launch. We hand you every login: domain, hosting, Google Analytics and Search Console, all in your name.

Pricing 05 / 07

What does a dental website cost?

There are two websites, each with one price you pay once. The Practice Website goes with the Starter plan. The Signature Website goes with the Signature plan, for practices that offer many procedures.

Our builds 06 / 07

Dental websites we’ve built, in India

Both are live. Open them on your phone.

The Tooth Corner

thetoothcorner.in →

We rebuilt it to load fast and be easy to book from a phone. The doctor’s credentials are at the top. Every page has buttons to book and to send a message. Implants, aligners and root canals each have their own page.

#2 on Google Maps for root canal searches in Bellandur.

Read the case study →

Tooth District

toothdistrict.in →

We built it from scratch. Every treatment has its own page, sorted into three simple groups. The doctor’s credentials are on the first screen. Google reviews are quoted word for word. Patients can call or send a message with one button.

7.1 average spot on Google (page one) for "root canal treatment in Koramangala", Sep 21 to Oct 3, 2026.

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The figures are Google search rankings. Checked Aug 19, 2026 and Oct 5, 2026.

FAQ 07 / 07

Dental website design questions

What makes a dental website different?

A patient is deciding whether to let someone work on their teeth, and that takes more trust than most things people buy. So a dental website needs a page for each treatment patients look up, like implants, Invisalign and veneers. It needs real photos and reviews, and booking that works on a phone. A standard business template does none of that well.

How much does a dental website cost?

The Practice Website is $3,990 and the Signature Website, for practices that offer many procedures and want a page for each one, is $6,990, both one time. Half is paid to start and half at launch; hosting is billed by the host.

How long does it take to build a dental website?

About five weeks for the Practice Website and about eight weeks for the Signature Website, depending mostly on how quickly we get your answers, photos and feedback. You get a launch date at the planning stage, and we start two new practices at a time.

Do I own my practice’s website?

Yes, and it is written into the contract. The domain, the hosting account, the site code and every account are set up in your name, and you hold the logins. If you ever leave us, you take everything with you.

Custom site or a website builder like Wix or Squarespace?

A builder is fine for a simple placeholder site. But it makes it harder to add the treatment and cost pages that bring bookings, and some builders make pages that ChatGPT and other AI tools can’t read. We build on code you own, with pages laid out for patients and for Google.

Do I need a new website for my practice, or just a redesign?

If the site underneath is sound, a redesign is often enough. We keep your domain and its history with Google, and fix what loses patients. That might be a phone number that’s hard to find, a form that doesn’t work on a phone or missing treatment pages. A new site makes sense when the problem is underneath: a platform you can’t take with you, a site nobody can safely edit, or pages Google sees as blank.

After launch, dental SEO and local SEO help more patients find the site. How it fits with the rest of your marketing: digital marketing for dentists.

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